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Creating Spaces Fit for Giants

Photographer Dawoud Bey’s Iconic Career of Seeing Black America

Mia in the Community: A Look Back at 2024

Beauford Delaney’s Untitled

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Closing Celebration for American Gothic: Gordon Parks and Ella Watson

Exhibitions

This is a black and white photo of a person holding a broom and mop in each hand. Behind the person is the American flag.

American Gothic: Gordon Parks and Ella Watson

January 6, 2024 - June 23, 2024

Artworks

Gordon Parks

Gordon Parks

Malcolm X Holding Up Black Muslim Newspaper, Chicago, Illinois

Malcolm X Holding Up Black Muslim Newspaper, Chicago, Illinois

Untitled, Anacostia, D.C.

Untitled, Anacostia, D.C.

American Gothic, Washington, D.C.

American Gothic, Washington, D.C.

Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali

Harlem Street

Harlem Street

Ethel Sharrieff, Daughter of Elijah Muhammad, and Black Muslims

Ethel Sharrieff, Daughter of Elijah Muhammad, and Black Muslims

Patrician Comtesse Alain de la Falaise, Paris

Patrician Comtesse Alain de la Falaise, Paris

Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali

Red Jackson, Harlem Gang Leader

Red Jackson, Harlem Gang Leader

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Articles

This is a black and white self-portrait of the photographer, Gordon Parks. His camera is right next to his face as he poses still for the picture.

The Minnesota legacy of Gordon Parks, a life of seeing and being seen

Photographer Dawoud Bey’s iconic career of seeing black America